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A second quarter 20th Century oak bureau,bearing an E.G. paper label, with two frieze drawers above the cylinder top opening to reveal a well fitted interior, falling to a double door cupboard further fitted with three filing drawers, all raised to double bun feet and with chromium plated fittings, 27" wide by 39.5" high.
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High Quality Late Victorian Oak Side Cabinet, the base with 6 barley twist columns with scrolling under frieze, cabinet with large central panelled door inlaid with Mother of Pearl & Boxwood carved shells, 2 side cupboards all with internal shelving with top frieze decorated with Mother of pearl & boxwood shells all under a dental cornice, 45" wide x 54" high x 16" deep approx.
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C19th Mahogany 8 Day Long case clock with scroll arch pediment, painted dial with a Scottish couple in a rural setting with Roman Numerals, secondary date & seconds dials, 2 train movement, supported by turned columns, the trunk with carved quadrant columns, door cross banded in rosewood with small panel section under to base with flame mahogany veneers
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A 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN ROSEWOOD WALL CLOCK having a breakfront cornice over a double glass door, the lower part with transfers, flanked by gilded columns, the shaped base with a transfer printed glass door, the enamel 8 day dial with Roman numerals, supplied by the NEW HAVEN CLOCK CO, CONNETICUT. 84cm (33in) high.
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L. DEDLOW, PENRITH A VICTORIAN OAK AND CROSSBANDED 30 HOUR LONG- CASE CLOCK having a swan neck pediment with disc terminals and arched door between turned columns, the shaped trunk door between columns on a plain base with bracket feet, the painted arched 30 hour dial with Roman numerals having subsidiary second and date dials. 223cm high (87.8in) (sold with weight and pendulum)
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S. YEATES, PENRITH (1821-1882) A VICTORIAN OAK AND MAHOGANY 30 HOUR LONG-CASE CLOCK having a swan neck pediment with disc terminals, the arched hood door between plain columns, shaped trunk door between chamferred corners and on plain base, the painted dial with Roman numerals and date aperture. 216cm (85in) high (sold with weight and pendulum).
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PETER HATHORNTHWAITE (KIRKBY LONSDALE - Died 1779) A HANDMADE OAK CASED LONG-CASE CLOCK having a flat hood with fret carved frieze, plain glass door between turned columns, long pollarded oak trunk door over a similar base, the 8 day brass dial with cast spandrels, the silvered chapter ring, with Roman hours and Arabic seconds inscribed PETER HATHORNTHte FECIT, framing sun and moon phases over a dial numbered up to 29½ and date aperture. Sold with pendulum and two weights. Case made in 1978 at a cost of £380 including clock repair.
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R. JOHNSTON, CARLISLE. A VICTORIAN INLAID MAHOGANY CASED 8 DAY LONG-CASE CLOCK having a flat hood with arched door, inlaid trunk door and plain base on bracket feet, the painted arch of the dome depicts Rob Roy and other Scots, the white dial with Roman numerals, framing subsidiary seconds and date dials, the painted spandrels depicting England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales emblems. 210cm high (82.5in) (sold with two weights and pendulum).
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J. FROST, RENWICK. A LATE GEORGIAN OAK 30 HOUR LONG-CASE CLOCK having a flat hood with square glass door, the trunk with arched door between reeded quarter columns, plain base on bracket feet, the white dial with Roman numerals framing date dial (pointer lacking) and painted spandrels. 207cm high (81.5in) (sold with weight and pendulum).
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J PEAT, (PEET) WIGTON (19TH CENTURY) A VICTORIAN OAK AND CROSSBANDED MAHOGANY 8 DAY LONG-CASED CLOCK having a broken arch pediment over an arched glass door, flanked by turned columns, the trunk with a long door on a plain base, the arched dial painted with a galleon and castles, Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds and date dial. 215cm (84.5in) high. (Sold with two weights and pendulum). The clock case is in very poor condition through being in damp conditions. Many pieces will require re-gluing and repair.
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JN BOLTON, CHESTER-LE-STREET (1761-1821) A GEORGE III MAHOGANY 8 DAY LONG-CASE CLOCK having a broken arch hood, with eagle surmount, arched glass door between turned and gilded Corinthian columns, the long ogee trunk door between gilt mounted quarter columns, plain base on ogee bracket feet, the arched brass dial with a calendar over sun and moon phases, cast spandrels, the chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic seconds framing subsidiary seconds and date dials, hour striking on a bell. 232cm (91in) high, (sold with pendulum, two weights and winder).
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A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BOW FRONTED CHINA DISPLAY CABINET having a flat hood over a leaf carved frieze, the glass double doors enclose two shelves, the central cabinet is flanked by two pagoda top mirror back niches, the lower stage with an open shelf flanked by mirror door side cabinets on a carved frieze with cabriole legs. 152.5cm x 57cm x 191cm high (60in x 22.5in x 75in).
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A William IV fusee drop dial wall timepiece, the 29cm painted dial with Roman numerals, signed Davenport, Ashbourne, octagonal shaped case with glazed pendulum apertures and door to drop, inlaid overall with mother-of-pearl scrolls and deer grazing, 71cm high, c.1835 William Davenport III (1834-1909) eldest son of clockmaker George Davenport, who joined the firm in 1855 and inherited the business of his uncle W. R. Davenport in 1863
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An Art Deco travelling alarm timepiece, by Cartier, the rectangular ivory coloured dial with Arabic numerals, inscribed Cartier, Huit Jours, the leather easel case with tambour sliding door, initialed in gilt, E.W., 11cm high, c.1925. Provenance: Edgar Wallace - Author of The Four Just Men. Sold with a black and white photograph showing the clock and admittance card to Egar Wallace's Funeral Service, 1932
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A George III mahogany long case clock, the 36cm arched painted dial with Arabic numerals, inscribed Jn Haywood, Junr, North Witch, subsidiary seconds dial, shell spandrels, ship and lunar phases to arch, twin winding, eight day movement striking on a bell, the hood with swan neck terminating with brass roundels above a verre eglomisé frieze, fluted columns, pointed arched door to waist, below Prince of Wales and shell patera, stepped canted base, the whole outlined with chequered stringing, ogee bracket feet, 221cm high, c.1800
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A George III mahogany and oak long case clock, the 33cm painted arched dial inscribed Smith, Alfreton, Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary date aperture, flowers and bird to arch, the hood with swan neck cresting terminating with brass roundels, fluted columns, arched rectangular door to waist flanked by quarter columns, bracket feet, 215cm high, c.1820
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A George III oak and mahogany crossbanded long case clock, the 30cm painted square dial with Roman numerals, calendar aperture, thirty hour movement striking on a bell, inscribed Deacon of Barton, the hood with swan neck cresting, ring turned columns, shaped rectangular door to waist inlaid to centre with lozenge, flanked by fluted quarter columns, conforming base, bracket feet, 205cm high, c.1820 Samuel Deacon was Leicestershire's most celebrated clockmaker, and was born at Ratby 06/02/1746 who set up in business at Barton-in-the-Beans in 1771 and died in 1816 leaving several sons and successors. They continued until at least 1860 and the contents of the workshop eventually found their way to Leicester Museum
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A George III oak long case clock, 30cm square brass dial, with Roman numerals, inscribed Robert Smith, Loughborough, pierced brass spandrels, twin winding holes, eight-day movement, striking on a bell, the hood with shaped cornice, spirally fluted columns, long arched rectangular door to waist, plinth base, the whole later carved, 215cm high, c.1810
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A George III oak long case clock, the 28cm square brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Roman numerals, thirty hour movement, mask head pierced spandrels, inscribed to centre Noon, Ashby, the hood with moulded cornice, free standing pilasters, shaped door to waist, moulded base, 216cm high, c.1755 William Noon of Ashby, was working c.1755/ 1780 and producing clocks almost of metropolitan quality, of which this is an example from very early in his career. He had two sons, William, who continued the business at Ashby 1784/1808 and Thomas who was a clock and watchmaker at High Street, Burton-upon-Trent, 1788-1835
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A George III oak long case clock, the 31cm circular brass dial with Roman numerals, date aperture, inscribed William Watts, Uppingham, eight-day movement, striking on a bell, pierced blue steel hands, the hood with a swan neck pediment, above brass capped fluted pilasters, shaped door to waist flanked by brass capped fluted quarter columns, carved overall, shaped bracket feet, 215cm high, c.1800
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A George III oak long case clock, the 31cm square brass dial with Roman numerals, Arabic minute chapter, subsidiary seconds dial, anchor escapement four pillar movement striking on a bell, pierced steel hands, inscribed John Day, Wakefield, brass spandrels, the hood with swan neck cresting, shaped rectangular door to waist, flanked by turned quadrants, moulded base, 200cm high, c.1790 John Day is recorded working in 1770 and died in 1801
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An early 19th Century mahogany and oak long case clock, the 33cm arched brass dial inscribed J Whitehurst, Derby, Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, pierced spandrels, twin winding holes, eight day movement, striking on a bell, the hood with swan neck cornice terminating in brass foliate roundels, fluted columns, pointed rectangular door to waist, centred by a shell, canted angles, plinth base, bracket feet, 225cm high, (the dial and movement not originally together)
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An early oak long case clock, the 33cm pierced painted dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, eight-day movement striking on a bell, the arch painted with youth and dog, the hood with swan neck cresting, turned columns, shaped and crossbanded shaped door to waist flanked by reeded quarter columns, crossbanded projecting panel to base, bracket feet, 219cm high, c.1815
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Whitehurst Derby - a George III oak long case clock, the 32cm circular brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, inscribed Whitehurst, Derby, eight-day movement striking on a bell, arched hood, shaped long rectangular door to waist flanked by quarter pilasters, 193cm high, c.1775 John Whitehurst FRS, of Derby (1713-1788) pioneered the round dial in from 1760, writing to his friend James Ferguson that he failed to see the point in a square dial when the action of the hands was rotative; to make the change would also save the expense of cast brass spandrels, separate chapter ring, pounced centres, etc., making his excellent quality clocks more affordable for ordinary people. The earliest dated examples are 1760 and 1761 and they set a distinctive east and north midlands trend. This example is in a shortish version of a typical Whitehurst standard case of which there were three types and would have been made, in all probability, in the 1770s. [Craven, M. , John Whitehurst of Derby, Clockmaker & Scientist (Mayfield 1996) 137-138 (for this type of dial); Hughes, R. G. & Craven, M., The Clockmakers and Watchmakers of Derbyshire (Mayfield, 1998) 241, figs. A3, A4 (for similar case-hood).
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A George III mahogany longcase clock, the 33cm arched painted dial, subsidiary seconds dial, twin winding holes, eight day movement striking on a bell, pierced gilt hands, incised Thomas Gilbert, Rugeley, painted scene to arch of a shepherd and shepherdess resting, the hood with swan neck pediment stop fluted columns with composite capitals, shaped rectangular door to waist flanked by conforming quarter columns on canted fluted base, 213cm high, c.1800. A member of a sizeable Staffordshire dynasty, Thomas Gilbert was the younger son of another Thomas Gilbert (1751-1818), a clockmaker at Lichfield (until 1793) and thereafter at Rugelely as well. From 1814-1842 he worked at Rugeley, latterly from Wellington Street. He left two sons, George, who succeeded him at Rugeley and James who was a clockmaker in Lichfield
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An early 19th century mahogany crossbanded oak long case clock, the 30.5cm square painted dial, inscribed J, Scandrett, Worcester, subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, twin winding holes eight-day movement striking on a bell, the hood with swan neck cresting, rectangular door to waist, plinth base, 209cm high, c.1820
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An Edwardian mahogany Art Nouveau splay front floor standing display cabinet, swan neck cresting above a serpentine frieze, the three-quarter glazed door and sides with leaded lights, decorated with vaseline, green and brown glass flowering stems enclosing two velvet lined shelves, tapered square legs, the whole outlined with satinwood crossbanding and boxwood string, 120cm wide, c.1905
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An Edwardian Sheraton revival mahogany splay front display cabinet, the molded arched cornice above a projecting glazed door, enclosing two shaped shelves above a quarter veneered cross-banded door, incurved sides, on tapering square legs and spade feet, inlaid overall with boxwood ebony stringing and tulipwood banding, 110cm wide, 206cm high, c.1910
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